My heartbreaker, wish it was intact!

[Alexander997]

I found this piece back in April, in a plowed field, not sure what type of point it is.. but I would give ANYTHING, if it was intact! Nonetheless, it’s one of my favorite finds, this year I’ve started arrowhead hunting.

 

[Buckleberry]

Great find, there are people whom could restore it if you're interested.

 

[outlaws15]

Very nice, the second picture really shows it well

 

[kentucky Quinn]

Love that one,broke or not. Thanks

 

[PaleIO]

Dang...you could read the paper through that one!

 

[uniface]

Slightly unusual Palmer point -- from around the beginning of the early archaic era.

FWIW

 

[bartholomewroberts]

This is the clear quartz crystal I found

 

[crj1968]

OH man - beauty! Someone actually slung that thing out and hit a rock!

 

[MAMucker]

I like that Crystal Quartz Serrated (Corner?) Notched Point.
Thankfully, most of the blade and the whole base is intact.
I’m assuming it’s a northeast Georgia find. I think Uniface has brought you as close to a type as anyone could. There are a lot of photos and info written about Palmer Projectile Points.
Is there grinding present in and around those notches? That would be a great indicating factor.

http://www.projectilepoints.net/Points/Palmer.html

 

[Megalodon]

Great find! I don't think missing the tip is a big deal. Its the base that is important.

 

[sandchip]

I don't have a picture handy, but I found one almost identical to yours thinking it was just another broke. It kicked around for ages, when I picked it up one day and looked at it a little closer. Turned out it was a hafted scraper all along, since it's not as obvious with quartz as it is with chert. Can't tell about yours, but who knows?